Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-05-26

Etlnta 00idon TAO, 20 ccnta per pOunu.
Teas. green. per pound. 70 10 81 cents.
Sugar., Extra G, per pound, sJk cents
Sugar. graduated. per pound. Bx cents.
Sugar. cut loaf per pound, ~ cents.
Sugar. powdered. per pound, cents,
oil. waterw white. per gallon. Is cents.
Beans hand picCed. per oushei.
Peas, green, per bushei. IS
Syrup. Sugar. per gallon. s. NJ
N. q. molasses, per gallon. 90 cents.
MolAsses per gallon ~ cents
Prime Glover Seed at w. III. James.
Toy wagons for small children, at
James, only Is cents each.
Baby carriages. just received, by J.
Maurice Finn, from 800 to $1,000.
Good corn scrub brushes, only 10
cents each, at James.
Ladies gloves and mitts, new stock,
Just received by Sailing, Hanson ~ Co.
Firms Oats, Hay and Bran are No. 1.
The cheapest and best paints In
town, at Travers' Drug Store.
Fresh Bread every evening, at w.
III. james.
For Job Work of all kinds call at the
AVALANCHE Office.
Millet seed, for sale at Jamee'. e.
It Is rumored that d. w. Mills will
20 into business in Caro-, his old home.
Finn keeps Lever Soap, 5 cts. bar.
Geo. Davidson. of South Branch,
wants a new milk cow.-Ros. Netcs.
Millet seed, for sale at James.
Prof. Lankeuaw made q flying trip
to Bay City last Saturday.
Crumb trays and brushes, only ten
cents each, at James.
Extension tables, hardwood, nicely
finished, from $500 to $6,75 al the
Furniture Rooms of J. M. Finn.
Kelly Island Lime, for sale at Firms
warehouse.
Prime Glover Seed at w. H. James
We want correspondent in every
township in the county. Who will ac-
cept the positioni
Goods promptly delivered to any
part of the village at Firms.
Two trained bears were delighting
the young folks on the streets this
afternoon. -RoScomnso Ne,os.
Whisk brooms, stockings, large and
small, hand brushes &C., only 10 cents
at James.
The building of houses and making
other improvements, still continues In
Grayling.
That Family Flour at Firms for
$500, is a sumner.
Millet seed, for sale at James.
Members of the @. A. r. can pro-
cure hat cords and wreaths at the
AVALANCHE Office, at cost.
"A. HI. Marsh sold his lot on Peninsu-
lar Avenue to the Danish Lutheran
Society. Consideration $1,000.
Fifty styles of trimmed hats and
bonnets constantly on hand. to select
from, at Bensons'.
Prime Glover Seed atw. H James.
Edwin Alger received his back PEN
sion last week, amounting to over
$7O0,0O.
Del. Swader is erecting a residence
for himself on Lot 6, Block IL, Barnes
addition.
Tooth-pick holders, every form i'm
aginable, only ten cents each, at
James.
Mr.. Reed Gilbert is building CON-
modious residence on Roffee's addi-
ton to Crawling.
All those indebted to w. H. James
are requested TO call and settle previ-
Gus to June 18th.
The brakeman on Sailing. Hanson
& Co.'S. logging train had bis leg brok-
en- last Friday night.
Millet seed, for sale at James.
J. Staley Jr,. went TO Caro- last Fri
day, and returned on Sunday morn
ing.
John Leline lost that colt. The
mare kicked Il 10 death last Sunday.
--Rosc0mmon NesCs.
Finest grades Of lawns, new styles,
only - cents per yard, at the mann
moth store Of Sailing, Hanson & Co.
FarmerS' fresh butter, best in the
market, at y cents per pound at
James.
Slop-paiIs, nicely painted, only SO
cents each, az Jswes'.
Pri,ue Glover Seed ut W. II. james.
81 -. -. - E.srg~- 1922 ~ s.